It’s a big, epic piece of music that still deserves praise some eighteen years later. It sets the tone for Travolta’s villain theme and is the building block for the rest of the score. The real masterstroke is bringing in legendary guitarist Duane Eddy to play a simple, yet immensely distinguishable lead baritone guitar riff. Zimmer’s work is typically fantastic, making use of a wide array of instruments and arrangements. Broken Arrow is a song by English recording artist Pixie Lott from the re-release of her debut album, Turn It Up Louder (2010). One of the best action movie soundtracks. Many will remember it as “Dewey’s theme” from Scream 2, but it all started with Broken Arrow. The Deakins theme from the Broken Arrow score as the intro theme for Dewey. Hans Zimmer’s score is instantly recognizable and was used widely throughout the 90’s in trailers and other films. It’s also the only time I have ever seen Roger Ebert change Gene Siskel’s mind on a movie. Release date: 1996 Quality: 192-320 Kbits/sec Tracks: 8 Duration: 59:09 Genre: Pop, Theatre/Soundtrack Whole album purchase discount 10. Filled with bizarrely comedic dialogue, an over-the-top villain in John Travolta, and a whole lot of stuff blowing up real good (helicopters, hummers, trains, people), it’s best remembered as a high-energy spectacle with plenty of signature John Woo moments (no pigeons that I recall, however). Broken Arrow (Soundtrack) (1996) Buy for.
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